Now that we’ve considered our personal motivators, we get a clearer picture of what drives us in life. We find that we make choices according to their ability to bring us closer to the desires of our heart, or to provide more of those desires.

We need to make sure though that those motivators are indeed worthwhile to be held as orienting values. We don’t want to realize down the road that we’ve been misguided, mismotivated, mistaken. When spiritual values become motivators in our lives, we won’t always find ourselves changing activities as much as changing the motive for these activities.

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